Township committed to tourism initiatives

May 6, 2015 · 0 Comments

King is poised to market itself as a tourism destination, and it’s an exciting time for Township staff. While the sky’s the limit in terms of ideas and strategies, everyone has to be committed to the cause.

Linda Pabst speaks openly about her battle with cancer

Roughly two in five Canadians will develop cancer in their lifetime. And one-quarter will die of the disease. No one fully appreciates taking on this ultimate battle unless you’re faced with it. Just ask Councillor Linda Pabst.

Martin shares his passion for ancient rock carvings

Humankind’s odyssey is a remarkable one. It makes for some really good reading, if you can find some ancient texts.

Accolades pour in for Henry Verbruggen

The community has lost one of its most engaged citizens. Henry Verbruggen, a mainstay of the Schomberg community, passed away last week. He was 64.

Longest-serving firefighter would do it all over again

We owe a great deal to our forefathers and all those who’ve laid the foundations of our communities.

Councillors concerned about impact of Highway 400 improvements

Improvements are slated for Highway 400 in King, but councillors are concerned about construction and possible disruptions it will cause for local residents and farmers.

Engel & Völkers extends its service into the heart of York

Today’s home-buyers are a savvy group. Making the biggest investment of our lives demands a certain amount of quality and attention to clients’ needs.